Detailed Explanation of Broadcast Sowing Methods and Key Technical Points for Sesame

(Agricultural Wealth Network) For high-yield sesame cultivation, broadcast sowing is not advocated. This method makes it difficult to control density and is inconvenient for field management such as intertillage and weeding. However, during the "double rush" season, in order to seize soil moisture and not miss the farming season, this method is often used. To strive for even seed distribution, one should face downwind, hold the hand at chest level, and toss the seeds out, scattering them, spreading them open, walking back and forth along the furrow broadcasting half a bed each way, and when moving to the second furrow, again broadcasting half a bed each way. Mixing seeds with organic fertilizer is better; after sowing, lightly harrow to cover the seeds.